Robbinsville School Board Tackles Budget Challenges Amid State Aid Cuts and Rising Costs

Overview: In a recent Robbinsville School Board meeting, members grappled with budgetary concerns, particularly focusing on a reduction of $300,000 in state aid and rising costs, while striving to maintain educational standards and expand programs like preschool offerings. The board discussed strategies to address a structural deficit and emphasized the importance of community engagement in the budgeting process.

West Windsor Council Announces Zero Tax Increase Amid Budget Deliberations

Overview: During the recent West Windsor Town Council meeting, discussions were held concerning the township’s budget for 2025, the proposal for a zero tax increase, and various community development projects. Chief Financial Officer John Mor presented a proposed budget highlighting a zero tax increase for the upcoming year, attributed to a record year in revenue collections. The overall budget will rise by 6.35% from the previous year, totaling over $53.4 million.

Trenton City Council Supports Leadership Amidst Community Concerns Over Animal Welfare and Housing

Overview: At the recent Trenton City Council meeting, the council unanimously approved Dr. Carlos Diego Minacapelli as the permanent director of the Health and Human Services Department, citing his substantial contributions as interim director. The meeting also addressed issues regarding the city’s animal shelter, housing challenges, and public services.

West Windsor Town Council Highlights Colon Cancer Awareness and Community Development Plans

Overview: The West Windsor Town Council meeting on March 3, 2025, was marked by discussions on public health awareness, local development projects, and budgetary allocations. Key highlights included proclamations for Colon Cancer Awareness Month and Women’s History Month, updates on local development projects, the introduction of budget plans without a tax increase, and a focus on enhancing public services and infrastructure.

Princeton Zoning Board Approves Variances for New Home on Undersized Lot

Overview: The Princeton Zoning Board of Adjustment convened on February 26, 2025, to discuss several items, with the most significant being the approval of zoning variances for a new home on Edge Stone Road, which will accommodate a growing family of seven. The approval was granted despite the lot’s non-conformity with current zoning requirements.